Power and Influence in Organizations: Social Network Analysis .
OrthoEvidence Journal (OE Journal) - OE Original
OE Journal. 2021;9(5):4This report explores how Social Network Analysis (SNA) can uncover the hidden dynamics within organizations that traditional structures often overlook. By mapping both formal and informal relationships, SNA reveals key players—such as central connectors, boundary spanners, and information brokers—who influence communication, decision-making, and innovation. The methodology, grounded in sociology and data science, offers practical tools for diagnosing organizational inefficiencies and enhancing collaboration. Ultimately, it serves as a strategic approach to strengthening social capital and driving performance.
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